A month for kids
Did you know that November 1 is National Children’s Day? Maybe by the time this column gets to press there
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Eerie army of children brought hardened soldiers to their knees
IT started out as a bright and sunny day in the early 1960s, on the Congolese shore of what was
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Feast of All Ancestors
I was visiting a family from our parish for a prayer. At the conclusion of the litany of the saints,
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What if God needed planning permission to make the world?
Many years ago when I was in what was then called Standard 5; when schoolchildren were pupils, not learners; when
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The missing fourth vow
We start with a conversation between Mary, chairwoman of the Association of St Anne; James, a member of the Parish
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Dad’s son was a completely pompous idiot
Sometimes the most memorable and profound moments in your life are those that you would willingly give up all your
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My spirit soars when the sun sets
The late Owen Williams –Â may perpetual light shine on his soul and on all the faithfully departed –Â writing in these
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When the cardinal climbed on a camel…
One of the most astute and witty Catholic journalists must be Archbishop John Foley. He rose through the ranks from
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My travel lessons
World travel is an enjoyable, enlightening and enriching, but also a tiring experience. This was so in and with the
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